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Insights into incisional hernia: Factors, symptoms and treatment options
Patel Visarg Pravinkumar1, Swapnil Saraiya2, Vivek Amritbhai Patel3
1Department of Surgery, Government Medical College, Baroda, Gujarat, India.
Abstract:
There is a need examine incisional hernia causes; post-operative problems, surgical repair approaches and outcomes. Thirty patients with incisional hernias took part in the study. An additional analysis was conducted on the collected data to identify factors that may contribute, evaluate the effectiveness of different surgical techniques, assess any complications that arose, focus post-operative care and assess surgical outcomes. In six of the cases, there was a wound infection, while in ten of the cases, there was wound dehiscence. Data enlightens us on the problem of incisional hernia, offering how-to guidance in terms of possible conduct in clinical practice and how a patient can be optimally helped.
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